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How WordPress agencies can use Spacefast: 11 practical uses
I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about the work that surrounds a WordPress build: discovery, review, sign-off, handoff. That’s where projects gain or lose time, and it’s where we tend to lean on our least interesting tools. A shared…
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My word counter block is ready for testing
Last September I built a tiny block in Telex that did one thing: it counted every word I’d published. I shared the zip in a…
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What I built away from the screen
For five years, my family and I imagined what we would do with three months off. We talked about a European vacation. We talked about…
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I had a great conversation recently with Andrew Sutton and Hari Gudatti, both of Iowa State University, about WordPress, open source, cloud infrastructure, WordPress.com hosting, WP Cloud, Pressable, Jetpack, and the value of owning your own domain. I was excited to hear a young college student share a passion for…
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Woo is doing a ton to improve performance. I’m especially excited to see more use of the interactivity API. #woo #woocommerce #wordpress
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WordPress 6.9 is coming in December! The accordion and stretchy blocks are great new additions to core. My favorite feature is inline comments. Although, command palette everywhere is very close. If you haven’t navigated WordPress admin with keyboard shortcuts, wait until you give it a try. It’s so nice to…
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There are some things that are annoying about Grammarly, but I appreciate the updates about my productivity it sends me. Recently, I hit a pretty significant milestone. I eclipsed 1,000,000 words since I started using Grammarly in December of 2024. As of this note, I have written 1,132,190 words. That’s…